GreekIslandGirl wrote:Improving the Constitution that we were forced to accept in order to obtain some semi-freedom is all about identifying the points that can remain unchanged but removing the unworkable, undemocratic obstacles.
I fully agree with this statement. Times change and constitutions should be adjusted accordingly, and this is even more true for a crappy constitution that was imposed on Cyprus to serve the interests of everybody else except those of the majority of Cypriots. Even the apartheid and slavery were legal and constitutional once. That said, removing Turkish from being an official language is not a progressive change since this is something which is beneficial to a large number of citizens without harming anybody else. Personally, for a properly united Cyprus, I would support adding English as an official language also, and having that being the main language of the government and the parliament. At the same time, the remnant of British Colonialism, aka SBAs, should come to an end.